wider

Bring these products to a wider audience - who typically has not been able to access these products.

A wider analogy could be like a toll bridge, where the builder should be compensated by travelers.

This is (in my humble opinion) a fantastic introduction, and relevant to a much wider audience than the title implies.

Solar is already cheap and efficient enough to be rolled out on a much wider scale than it currently is.

It works for packages no wider than my chest and no taller than my head.

Didn't really want to post this to the wider programming community yet, but oh well.

I'm not sure I'd want a wider community of people I hardly know to rally around me like that.

Even though both faiths may be unanchored, there are wider considerations too.

You can outturn your enemy in a wider portion of the flight envelope, in an area where fighter aircraft were traditionally not the greatest.

Also, confirming an expectation from evolutionary psychology, for many traits the bell curve for males is flatter and wider than the curve for females.

I'd think people in the wider public have no clue as to exactly how much faster computers get every year.

To illustrate my point: we can't emulate perceiving time at a much slower pace or viewing a wider spectrum of light.

But out in the wider public, there seems to be a perception that chips will get "twice as good" every year into perpetuity.

> But out in the wider public, there seems to be a perception that chips will get "twice as good" every year into perpetuity.

We have not included detailed recommendations because it is clear to us that there are deep structural issues that need to be addressed, and change will not come overnight." On that wider `issue’ note, prepare to forget almost every economic theory you’ve ever heard.